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islamicterrorism.wordpress.com » Islamic Terrorism in India - 17 hours ago
Kashmir’s ‘azaadi’ demand is about religion Yogi Sikand August 28, 2008 Many Kashmiri Muslims vociferously insist that the demand for independence of Kashmir has nothing to do with religion. Instead, they argue that …
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Russia ‘Dying’ to Be What it Hates Most: A New America - Le Mondethemoderatevoice.com » The Moderate Voice - Aug 27, 2008 The Sign Says: ‘Russian Sphere of Influence’ NATO Representatives Tell Georgia: ‘They Have Withdrawn’ Why has Russia gone on a rampage in Georgia? Thornike Gordadze of the Caucuses Observatory at the French Institute … Also tagged: europe, energy, european union, iraq, history, infrastructure, media, eu, newspapers, military, foreign policy, russia, cartoons, oil, foreign affairs, vladimir putin, syria, military affairs, you tube, freedom of the press, eastern europe, nicolas sarkozy, political cartoons, law and 38 legal matters, cartoon commentary, foreign politics |
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Education - Aug 26, 2008
SAT performance held steady for 2008 high school graduates even as participation rose among minority students and those who are part of the first generation in their families to go to college, the College Board …
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themoderatevoice.com » The Moderate Voice - Aug 26, 2008
It seems that Europeans are starting to get the jitters over the likelihood that their preferred American presidential candidate could once again be defeated. For France’s Rue 89, Samuel Ghiles Meilhac writes of …
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‘Is Barack Obama Handsome?’: From the China Dailythemoderatevoice.com » The Moderate Voice - Aug 24, 2008 It may be that much of the world is consumed with the upcoming U.S. conventions and the selection of Joe Biden to be the Democratic nominee for Vice President, but in China, it seems, there is another battle raging: Is … Also tagged: politics, racism, sports, videos, movies, barack obama, television, columnists, china, newspapers, white house, foreign affairs, 2008 elections, democratic party, newsweek blogitics, black african american |
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‘Like that ‘Retard’ Fidel, Now We Have ‘Frankenstein-Saakachvili’: From Le Figarothemoderatevoice.com » The Moderate Voice - Aug 20, 2008 Is the Georgia crisis a CIA-induced case of the Cuban Missile crisis in reverse? In outlining the crisis over Georgia and its root causes, French Historian Alexandre Adler examines the tightly-woven web of … Also tagged: europe, european union, g8, france, germany, history, videos, eu, george w bush, columnists, cuba, newspapers, usa, military, cia, foreign policy, russia, war, democracy, nazis, white house, poland, foreign affairs, united kingdom, military affairs, communism, bush administration, condoleezza rice, state department, eastern europe, angela merkel, political philosophy, nicolas sarkozy, political cartoons, social commentary, ideologies, revolutions, law and 38 legal matters, cartoon commentary, foreign politics |
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‘To Explain the Kremlin’s Behavior is Not to Support It’: From Brazil’s O Globothemoderatevoice.com » The Moderate Voice - Aug 20, 2008 There’s an expression that goes something like, “Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you.” Such is the view of O Globo of Brazil’s chief foreign columnist, William Waack, in regard to … Also tagged: europe, european union, history, videos, eu, columnists, newspapers, military, foreign policy, russia, war, democracy, foreign affairs, comedy central, united kingdom, satire, vladimir putin, military affairs, psychology, political philosophy, political cartoons, cartoon commentary, foreign politics, latin america central south |
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‘It’s Time Iraqis Stopped Laughing!’: From Iraq’s Azzamanthemoderatevoice.com » The Moderate Voice - Aug 19, 2008 According to Fateh Abdusalam of Iraq’s Azzaman newspaper, that nation’s so-called democracy would be funny of it wasn’t so tragic. Abdusalam writes sarcastically: “For a long while as they ranted about democracy … Also tagged: politics, iraq, history, columnists, newspapers, military, voting, iran, foreign policy, law enforcement, iraq war, democracy, pentagon, saddam hussein, foreign affairs, turkey, saudi arabia, muslims, nouri al maliki, sectarian violence, hypocrisy, sunnis, political philosophy, shi ites, political islam, social commentary, law and 38 legal matters, foreign politics, domestic programs, pro democracy movements |
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Perceived Bias Tied to Lower Cancer Screening Ratestruthout.org » Truthout - All Articles - Aug 18, 2008 New York - Minority men and women who believe their health providers are biased against them are less likely to be screened for breast and colon cancers, a new study suggests. In a survey of more than 11,000 minority … Also tagged: health, breast cancer, health care, discrimination, bias, colon cancer, people of color, cancer screening |
